It’s heating up! Get out there and enjoy this wonderful place that we call home!

Good morning from Sea Hawk Sportsfishing

This week we continue to enjoy an encouraging sign of improvement to our springtime Eastern Shore scene. The highly anticipated flounder bite, while not red hot yet, is warming up just like the weather. Big bull minnows drug on flounder rigs tipped with gulp during the last half of the falling tide has been the most productive pattern to put fresh fillets in the fryer . The Pocomoke has also produced some panfish for the frying pan with crappie and to a lesser extent perch. We’ve covered water by trolling Sea Hawk double crappie rigs tipped with small minnows to stack the stringer with tasty Pocomoke treats. While we have been in search of these speckled panfish, we’ve also had rods bent on yellow and black perch, bass, pickerel, and surprisingly catfish. Elsewhere in the river anglers have caught a few black perch by soaking bloodworms on top and bottom rigs. The beach remains quiet with hopes that blacks will soon provide some rhythmic head shaking battles that only a drum can. At the shop we’ve got fresh bunker, live minnows, and nice blood worms to help lure in whatever springtime sport you might have in mind for the weekend. So grab your gear, get out there and enjoy this wonderful place that we call home

Weekend wrap up…. Pocomoke panfish, a few flounder for the frying pan, and lots of fun!! Get out there and enjoy this wonderful place that we call home!